This is her seductive face, apparently

I went into this thinking I wasn’t going to bother making him attractive but then he ended up kind of hot. I mean, look at what’s in the mirror. Beautiful ass.

simvim:

bads-sims:

How can I get rid of immigration completely…? I’ve purged the town of all the Townies and filled it with my own Sims, but I’m now seeing pop ups about “such and such” getting a job even though I never put such and such in my town.

I don’t want anyone in my town unless I add them (trying to make a Harvest Moon world and random ass people aren’t helping).

I don’t understand the Interaction list nraas has at all, so I’d appreciate the help.

Thanks ;__;

I recommend using NRaas Register because I understand it better. Using it, you can turn Immigration off and allow the mod to pick and choose townies you already have to assign to various NPC jobs.

Wow, thank you so much!

How can I get rid of immigration completely…? I’ve purged the town of all the Townies and filled it with my own Sims, but I’m now seeing pop ups about “such and such” getting a job even though I never put such and such in my town.

I don’t want anyone in my town unless I add them (trying to make a Harvest Moon world and random ass people aren’t helping).

I don’t understand the Interaction list nraas has at all, so I’d appreciate the help.

Thanks ;__;

We’re back on the farm!

I get it… I jump around a lot, but…I really had the urge to play these guys as farmers/country-folk again. Jun and Yao’s gay adventures will have to wait >:U!

I wondered how I was supposed to transform a dull, uninspiring living room… so I decided to give it my version of “cute cheap country”

While everyone on my rp account is geeking out about Eurovision (and I can’t because I’m North Korea), I decided to make a mobile home.

I… really like it.

They decided to become lovers in a beautiful Chinese garden. Awww :’3

Then… a few weeks later and they’re back in China. Exploring tombs.

Jun: Shit is about to get real!

Jun: Yao, what the hell did we just walk into.

Yao: Uh…

Jun: This wouldn’t be the first time I questioned whether or not I should enter a strange orifice—

Yao: Stop.

Yao: I already had the key… you didn’t actually have to swim down there to get it.

Jun: Balls.